This week we welcome our guest speaker, Ron Davis, who talks about filling our box: and that we need to get something in the box in order to get something out of the box. Scripture tells us: give, and it'll be given unto, and by honouring God with our "first fruits", as all belongs to Him.

God isn't done and neither are we. Pastor Brett closes the series on Acts discussing the final verses of Acts, the life of the apostle Paul, and lessons for us.

How do we make Jesus known in our city? In this teaching we have three speakers looking at Paul’s ministry in Corinth but also practically what it looks like to make Jesus known in the City. It is full of a mixture of biblical teaching along with practical everyday stories of how to live our our faith in the city of Vancouver.

How does the gospel interact with our culture? In this teaching guest speaker, Michael Chinchilla from the Village Church unpacks Paul's defence of the gospel at the Areopagus and looks at the implications for the modern world.

The Apostle Paul is bothered by how Athens is "full of idols." What do idols look like in our city and our hearts? Pastor Brett discusses how Jesus wants to bring transformation not just to our behaviours but our beliefs. Heart transformation is what we need.

In our lives it is easy to setup fences that stand in the way of extending love towards people, especially those that are different than us. As a Jew, Peter has clear fences that separated Jews from Gentiles but God is about to do something new in redemptive history and disrupt these fences as the gospel moves to the Gentiles and ultimately the world.

One man went from making Jesus-followers suffer to suffering as a Jesus-follower. The Apostle Paul was bold and courageous after his transformative encounter with Jesus. We can be encouraged that just as God can redeem Paul's story, he can rescue ours. You aren't dead and God isn't done.

The apostle Paul has contributed towards the greatest spread of Christianity in the ancient world. This triple teach contains three different teachers each speaking for 10 minutes from their favourite story from the life of Paul

Pastor Brett discusses how what we believe shapes how we behave, and looks at the very interesting account of Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch.

Kevin & Julia worked in China for 30 years, assisting with education, humanitarian work, and Christian social enterprises… until one day after eating dinner out, the couple are forcibly separated and taken to a secret Chinese compound as prisoners. Pawns in an international spy espionage conflict involving Canada, the United States, and China, they endure months of grueling interrogations, isolation, and imprisonment…